Logo used for the stage musical.
Mary Poppins is a multimedia franchise which started with a series of British children's novels written by P.L. Travers. After it was adapted to a Disney film in 1964, media related to that film soon followed, most of it also produced by Disney. Most related media was made after Travers' death, given her disdain for Disney's interpretation.
The works in the franchise follow its namesake Magical Nanny as she watches over multiple generations of the Banks family children, teaching them lessons while leading them through whimsical scenarios.
Books:
- Mary Poppins: The original 1934 novel and its numerous sequels. A full list of books is listed in the respective page.
Films:
- Mary Poppins (1964): The Disney film starring Julie Andrews as the nanny.
- Mary Poppins Returns (2018): The sequel to the Disney film starring Emily Blunt as the nanny.
Shorts:
- The Cat That Looked at a King (2004): An Animated Adaptation of one of the chapters of Mary Poppins Opens the Door, made for the movie's 40-year anniversary. Julie Andrews appears as a modern-day Magical Nanny telling the story to two children, but it's left ambiguous if she's actually Mary Poppins or not.
Theatre:
- Mary Poppins (2004): A Screen-to-Stage Adaptation of the Disney film, though there are elements present taken from the books.
Shows:
- Mary Poppins, Goodbye (1983): A Russian-produced two-part miniseries that adapts several stories.
Related Works:
- Saving Mr. Banks (2013): A historical drama about the negotiations between P.L. Travers and Walt Disney during the pre-production of the Disney film.
